Caleb has a busy and rapidly expanding family practice including Private and Public Law as well as Family Finance. Caleb has been praised for his careful […]

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The presumption is commonly invoked in TOLATA claims that joint legal owners of a property equally share beneficial ownership, and a sole legal owner has entire […]

Chambers is delighted to announce that Caleb Sayer begins his pupillage this week, under the supervision of Fergus Currie. In these uncertain times its great to […]

Chambers are delighted to welcome Madeleine Steele, who has joined chambers on successful completion of her pupillage. Maddie joined Chambers in November 2020 following successful completion […]

David Curwen’s handbook for Litigants in Person, now in revised second edition and covering COVID-19 and the 2020/21 rates. Who needs this? Employees thinking about, or progressing, […]

Important Notice – Unity Street Chambers response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Unity Street Chambers continues to review the Coronavirus situation and is following all relevant government […]

The recent decision of the EAT in Evans v Xactly Corporation Ltd (UKEATPA/0128/18/LA) dealt with the circumstances in which calling someone a “fat ginger pikey” could […]

In a very interesting development in the field of employer’s liability (which has repercussions in both the Employment and Personal Injury field), the Court of Appeal […]

Employment law article – section 15 of the Equality Act 2010 and the decision in City of York Council v Grosset The recent decision by the […]

J (Children) 2018 EWCA Civ 115 http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2018/115.html This recent case reconfirms the need for a fact-finding hearing at an early stage when a without notice non-molestation order has been […]